Trending
HELLO JANUARY
ChapterSee For those of us who love to curl up on the sofa with our cozy blankets and enjoy some comfort food, this is the best month ever. January vibes carry the spirit of celebration. Reconnecting with old friends and family on winter break. Something to remember “Drink wine. This is life eternal. This is […]
Read MoreHELLO AUTUMN
Goodbye hot and humid. Fall is typically our favorite season. The weather is cooler, the air is crisper, and everything feels just a little bit cozier. To get in the spirit of the season, here are our favorite things to do that instantly make fall so perfect. Go apple and pumpkin picking, collect vibrant, colorful leaves. Explore a corn maze or take a ride in a hot air balloon. Nature walks and touch-football, crashing into a giant […]
Read MoreBook Review: Ancient Mariners By David Burton
Reviewed By Barbara Ann Cerda Impressions Death follows the Montegar There’s a very old movie I loved as a child about the Flying Dutchman. The ghost ship that sails the world never to find its rest in a safe harbor. This is a tidy little tale that mimics that sentiment. In this transformation, the compelling characterizations […]
Read MoreBook Review: Dangerous Times By Phillip Frey
Reviewed By Barbara Ann Cerda Impressions I went on a ride along yesterday with a man who killed for pleasure. This was a reading journey I’ll not forget. I found it hard but fascinating sharing the thoughts of an unapologetic soul who found his pleasure using a blade to slice flesh. Women seemed to be his […]
Read MoreAuthor of the Month, November: Airicka Phoenix
Hey guys! Airicka here. Thank you for swinging by and hanging out with me. It’s awesome to meet you. So, I’m Airicka Phoenix, Olympic Gold Medalist Netflix binger. Okay, so that’s not a real thing, but it should be, am I right?! Lol I’m also in the process of inventing an IV coffee drip mixed […]
Read MoreBook Review: Tharon Ann By Jennifer Brookins
Reviewed By Barbara Ann Cerda Impressions The author offers a nice meander down memory lane during a midcentury time when the south was still mourning the loss of the civil war while Hollywood was defining our world. While composing this review, I sometimes wonder if composing within an idiom that defines our recollections is instructive or […]
Read MoreBook Review: A Master Passion: Book On: Love and Liberty By Juliet V Waldron
Reviewed By Barbara Ann Cerda A Master Passion – Video A Master Passion – Read Impressions In British West Indies a little over 50 years from its beginnings, Alexander Hamilton was born. It is hard to describe this amazing man living both a structured and unstructured life. Weaving enhanced accounts of his career into compelling storylines […]
Read More